Real Estate

3 DC-Area Listings to Check Out

A two-level penthouse in Northeast DC, a West End Park home, and a lake view home in Falls Church

Photogrpah by Nathaniel Renouf/hdPlaces.

Here are three homes for sale that caught our eye this week.

1

A Northeast DC penthouse

Photograph by Chris Spillman/Redfin.
Photo by Chris Spillman, Courtesy of Redfin
Photo by Chris Spillman/Redfin.
Photograph by Chris Spillman/Redfin.

Price: $599,900

Where: 2209 M St. NE, Penthouse 11

Bedrooms/Bathrooms: 2/2.5

Condo fee: $268.26 a month

Listing agent: Steve Swank, McWilliams & Ballard

This two-level penthouse is located in 22 Park, a collection of condominiums in Carver-Langston. The condo features two private rooftop terraces, a home intercom, and secured entry. Washer-dryer hookups are available.

 

2

A West End Park home

Photograph provided by Redfin.
Photograph provided by Redfin.
Photograph provided by Redfin.
Photograph provided by Redfin.

Price: $659,000

Where: 740 Beall Ave., Rockville

Bedrooms/Bathrooms: 4/2

Lot Size: 0.21 acre

Listing agent: Charles P Gilroy, Redfin

In the West End Park neighborhood, this split-foyer home comes with a large back patio and an updated kitchen. The property has a main-level family room and sunroom and is located next to Woodley Gardens Park and Woottons Mill Park.

 

3

A Falls Church home with lake view

Photograph by Nathaniel Renouf, Courtesy of hdPlaces
Photograph by Nathaniel Renouf/hdPlaces
Photograph by Nathaniel Renouf/hdPlaces
Photograph by Nathaniel Renouf/hdPlaces

Price: $1.495 million

Where: 6523 Lakeview Dr., Falls Church

Bedrooms/Bathrooms: 4/3

Lot Size: 0.21 acre

HOA fee: $495 a year

Listing agent: Lisa Dubois-Headley, RE/MAX Distinctive Real Estate

This contemporary home features a view of Lake Barcroft through windows spanning the walls. The property includes a private backyard, a carport, and a greenhouse-like front patio. The home, built in 1954, has been completely renovated including a kitchen that features custom cabinetry and granite counters.

Egan Ward
Editorial Fellow